Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-30
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ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
No. 81 drew the watch IN the Dillon
watch club, lasteyening.
THE Mazurka Social will give their trst
grand reception on November Ill., az
New M8nnerehor hall.
HOLIDAY Posi-, G. A. r. held meet
ing last evening, aud decided to accept the
lease OF Union hall for term OF years.
MICHAEL BURT, an empIoye at the
Hinge Factory, received painful wound
on the left knee, Friday, while at work.
THE attention of househOlders is called
to the city ordinance in regard to coal
vaults. They should be looked to and kept
fastened.
ALEX BEBOUT, an employe OF Beltz
& Flading's planning mill, had one OF his
hands very badly mangled IL a moulding
machine, yesterday.
Mrs. JOSEPH BARUM died yesterday
morning after long illness. Her family
and husband have the sincere sympathy OF
all who know them.
OFFICER BELL last evening arrested an
East Wheeling youth named Shefing for
striking q woman in the eye, without Just
cause OF provOcation.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
has brought in another big we'll III the
Hickory district. The gas sand was
struck at depth of 2, 134 feet.
A FIFTH WARD man, named Edward
Lambkil, reported yesterday that ne had
been relieved OF about twenty dollars
while under the influence Of liquor.
THE recent meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the penitentiarY resulted IN the
appointment of. T. Supple, of Charleston,
to fill the vacancy among the force oil
guards
IT is expected that Mr. Robrecht, the
contractor for the Electrical railway, will
commence work tomorrow. Ties are ar
irving very slowly, on account Of lack
Of railroad facilities.
THAT chestnut about the first invoice of
the beautiful is now ripe. Snow fell last
night quite lively and the thermometer
went down several degrees after bed time.
However, we may not have sleighing to-
day.
LOUIS WALTHERs, popular young gen.
tlemau of South Chapline street, was pre-
sented yesterday with n handsome gold
watch in honor of his twenty-frSt birth
day. 1t was gift from his mother.
THERE were three cases before His
Honor yesterday morning. The two girls
caught in the house on Alley 9, mentioned
in Yesterdays REGISTER, went to Jail for
ten DAYS in default Of payment OF line.
AUCTIONEER HALLER yesterday sold the
Jacob Berger property, on North Broad
way, Island, to Henry Schmulbach, for
S., 200. Mr.. Schmulbach will improve
the building on the property and hold the
land as an investment.
THE new packet of the Eugene Coal and
Towing Company, now building at Har-
mar, o., will be called the Ben Hur. The
craft is expected to be completed in about
month. The bost will be about 100 feet
in length by 80 feet beam
SAM Cook, the man mentioned IN the
Budget as being blacklisted at Brilliant, is
heater by that name there and not Sam
Cook. the mailer, of Steubenyille, who is
well known here. The latter has many
friends here who got the two men and their
names confused.
NJ. ROBERT BARR, father of the late
r. g. Barr, Esq, of this city, died at his
residence near Washington, Pa, yesterday,
at the advanced age of eighty-three years.
lie was gentleman who was highly re-
spected by all who knew him for his many
estinable qualities, and his death will
couse a shock IN a large circle of friends
The engagement of Miss Nellie Free at
the Grand Opera House was closed last
evening with q splendid comedy in four
acts, written by Mr.. Frank F.. DUNN.
This gentleman also wrote the music used
the play The entire engagement was
most successful one, and the acting of
Miss Free, Mr.. DUNN aud Mr. CompstOn
was indeed very clever